SHIPPING.
Stdnet, July 12. The Bailing vessel. Snow and Burgess, from Taooma, Puget Sound- ds to wbioh anxiety has been felt on account of her being overdue, and the sighting of floating timber in Taßtnan Sea — has arrived safely. She lost no timber, though boo encountered tenifio weather. Consequently the timber passed by the Manspouri is sliil unacooanted for. The Norma, timber laden, left Port Townsend for Port Pirie four dajs before the Snow and Burgess, and has not yet arrived. London, July 11. The Bhip, Dongyre, from Sydney, reports that after leaving the Australian co&st she fell in with very severe wei ther. The bhip, Btoneleigh passed the Dunsyre, but later on the latter passed a quantity of wreckage, vhioh possibly may have belonged to the Stoneleigh. The Sioneleigh is oveiduß, and reinßuracoeß can only be effeoted at a premium of 70 guineas per cent.
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Colonist, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8300, 15 July 1895, Page 3
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146SHIPPING. Colonist, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8300, 15 July 1895, Page 3
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